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Topic: A few questions about David Nevue!!!  (Read 2059 times)

Offline ahbach

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A few questions about David Nevue!!!
on: March 17, 2009, 03:54:39 AM
Hi there!

Ok my first question is has anyone ever heard of David Nevue??

My second question is what do you think about him?

What do you think about his composing technique?

What do you think of his style?

I'm not sure what to think myself, I have one teacher I know that would not like him, she would think his style was too modern for piano, and then I know of other teachers that would like him and find his style very refreshing.

I know piano is an art and people can write music for it as they see fit, but I also know that if you are truly going to be good at it there is a certain guide line you will follow.

So please, I would love to get some opinons on this guy!!! Thanks!! ;D
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